Book ID

[Beachcrab]

Thanks for the response. The only reason I had thought about it was to make it easier for me to manage my song book and CDG collection. I've been utiliziing two versions of an excell spread sheet (a master copy and a singers copy without duplicates). Then I use a seperate list to keep track of where my CDG disk are phisicaly located (binder number and pocket). So I am relly just considering a better method of organization when I add bulk sets of CDGs.

Again, Thanks for your input.

[Beavis]

Originally Posted by Beachcrab

Thanks for the response. The only reason I had thought about it was to make it easier for me to manage my song book and CDG collection. I've been utiliziing two versions of an excell spread sheet (a master copy and a singers copy without duplicates). Then I use a seperate list to keep track of where my CDG disk are phisicaly located (binder number and pocket). So I am relly just considering a better method of organization when I add bulk sets of CDGs.

Again, Thanks for your input.

switch to hosters songbook, you wont regret it !

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by Beachcrab

Thanks for the response. The only reason I had thought about it was to make it easier for me to manage my song book and CDG collection. I've been utiliziing two versions of an excell spread sheet (a master copy and a singers copy without duplicates). Then I use a seperate list to keep track of where my CDG disk are phisicaly located (binder number and pocket). So I am relly just considering a better method of organization when I add bulk sets of CDGs.

Again, Thanks for your input.

As Beavis said try the Songbook in Hoster. It can do exactly what you are doing with a little initial work. Hoster has a "Hide in Songbook" feature that you can use to hide your duplicates. Then when you go to print you can choose to exclude those mark as Hide to create your singer's copies and choose not to exclude it to create a master copy for you.

The Create Songbook also can create a list of all your DiskIDs that you can use to make the list of them and add the locations.

The way I do my disks is I write the BookID on the disk and they are stored in binders in numerical order. That way if I need one all I need is to look for the ID number. I also have the binders labeled on the front with what numbers are in it (0-200, 200-400, etc).